How many arrests in US? Other countries are making arrests. Why not any "swamp dwellers"?
Omnibus Jeffrey Epstein & Ghislaine Maxwell
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Including Maxwell & Epstein? If so, then a grand total of two. Paedophile Island is a US territory too…
It's not just the island. You've not heard the ranch in the middle of child buttfuck nowhere New Mexico.
New Mexico legislators launch commission to investigate Epstein’s Zorro Ranch - New Mexico Political Report
The New Mexico House of Representatives unanimously passed House Resolution 1 on Monday, creating an “Epstein Truth Commission” to investigate allegations of criminal activity and public corruption tied to the former Zorro Ranch in Santa Fe County, a 10,000-acre property previously owned by...
nmpoliticalreport.com
Easy to dispose of bodies in a desert. Easier than with sulfuric acid used on the island.
Based on newly released documents and reports from February 2026, there was significant attention surrounding a large purchase of chemicals by Jeffrey Epstein in 2018, though the substance was sulfuric acid, not hydrochloric acid.
Key Findings on the "Acid" Documents:
The Purchase: Documents show that on December 6, 2018, a company associated with Jeffrey Epstein (LSJE, LLC) ordered 330 gallons of industrial-grade sulfuric acid.
The Amount: The order consisted of six 55-gallon drums.
The Timing: The shipment was delivered to his private island, Little St. James in the US Virgin Islands, around the same time federal authorities were intensifying investigations into him.
Stated Purpose: The invoices indicate the acid was intended for a reverse osmosis (RO) water purification system, where it is used to regulate pH levels, maintain water quality, and manage septic systems.
Speculation: Due to the timing and the corrosive nature of sulfuric acid, the purchase sparked online speculation regarding the destruction of evidence or bodies, but these claims are unsubstantiated by the documents.
Reaction: The news prompted widespread, sensationalized reactions online, including comments from figures like Elon Musk, who described the report as "super weird".
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